The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, August 18, 1905, Image 3
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I We ha
the Citizi
Fancy Gi
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ve just finished movinj
ens Bank. For the ne;
reen Grocery Establish
v. r< 1 i\/r 1
? into our Large and v
<t few days our prices
ment we have. . .
1 *1
i rTwy?nrngi
fell ventilated Handsoi
will be Custom-Bring*
r\ *r a m/M * ^
ne Brick Store on Grai
srs. Everything that
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lite Street, next door
is kept in a first-c
J - . - -v. EOT-'
ivy u
Doi
l line ui vjeneicti lvieru
n't Forget
lanuise consists 01
GLASS
We Hand
jus, HATS and CAPi
1-WARE and CANDII
le The Hai
S, DRY GOODS, NO!
IS. V i
HHnHBHBnBnai au
milton=Rrri
"IONS, CROCKERY,
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mTlHTTTBllili i II MlWgim
"lty Jove, were beauiif* them in
cnnter!" remarked Mr. Mole, with p
OOAjkOO donuble pride.
O "How well Ilnrkaway Boding)
? plays," said Mr. C'rawcour, "and h<
- WARDS WORDS, i
ton
L)W
FAFT PARTY OFF FOR
ILOILO.
Geo.
HANDSOME v*it
AT".
' T M M. 4?/l
Bbm,Timmkbhan. "
Wm. Thurmond. [ *
>ND & TIM MERMAN, |
rorne v8-a r-LAff. ! -
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j H&rk&w&:
| Schoold&y
j By BRACE BRIDGE HEh
OfTOOnOOTTOOTTOOTTt
tMuiula. Tboso who were llkelj
In th# pIpvit ?-?fi ?
O handsome he looks in his red shirt a
2 white cap!"
Y J Itotli elevens walked to the go
q Ilunston senior took u yard from t
'e center of the goal and stood still. 1
rt eleven formed in a semicircle on ea
O side of him. Their object was to ke
4YNG ? the other side from getting the ball I
_ ?_ r tween the sticks. Crawcour now co
. t | pleted the circle, leaving a gap 1
' ? Jack to run In nt nml ?>'>n
? > CHURCH MATTERS, SICKNESS, &.C.
M r. George Baggott, spent Thursday \
he night at the home of Hon. C. L. Jones.
lis Mr. Hampton White and family
ch have moved to our little town.
K?I) V
* Some of our young people attended
^ ... P
in- the protracted meeting at Bethlehem t
'or Wednesday.
mi OF SENATOR DUBOIS NOT IN
SERIOUS CONDITION.
Manilla, Aug. 18.?Secretary of yQ
i'arTaft, Miss Alice Roosevelt and
arty sailed at 1 o'clock today on the ,
nlted States Army transport Logan Tresh
)r lloilo. Governor-!ieneral WHaht nrm?
JCWdLKV | Will practice
for the OHlc* u
SUMMER. ~
ur vacation time is1
, don't you need some ^
i, new Jewelry for the
lion? ',rk'
a in all the .State and U. | f
S. Courts. j ' f.
i Kauffman Building, | . ;.?
jxintrton, S, C. %'
?????? |>iLES
C. WILSON, '
C /
architect.
.tt*? r>T a on i
much aa possible cabinet tuliiii
after a general election. Not!
was talked of.
"We're safe to beat thein," a
rey to Jack.
"I don't know thut. Theirs
ger school than ours, unci th
bigger fellows and more weigh
have a larger choice than wc.
be a hard tussle."
. placed between Huustons foot,
rters urx- , T , . . . , . .
lin ' else soon as Jnek had touched t
* hall the struggle commenced. He r
aid Hur- 'n ,lt impetuoslt
and all was confusion. Houston sen I
Is a lar- ,,ie ,,n'1 tightly In spite of klcl
ev have a,K'- putting his elbows on Jacl
t Thev Moulders, tried to force him dow
It ~M1 Krcat ',u'k euahled him to succe
I in this endenvor, and Jack fell fu
I downward nvor )ha ??oll * .1..? ?
"" ] Miss May rue J one* is spending the ' >]
} week in Halesburg. si
iiu lion, and Mrs. C. L. Jones spent!.si
ty, Tuesday in Saluda.
ur Miss 1 lassie I'ou. who lias been very j w
? sick with typhoid fever, is some bcl- w
teratthis writing Mr. and Mrs. I'ou n<
ed have our sympathy; they have three!1''
ce j cases of fever in their family.
[ajor-General (Jorbln and all the In- Sh
ilar Commissioners except Commisoner
Ide accompanied them. '
At 3 o'clock today Mrs. Dubois, the ver a
ife of .Senator Dubois, of Idaho, who seaSC
as injured in a runaway, was ve-y Pins,
ervous and restless, but lier condi cents
on is not considered serious. ?Ex. and
? Num
irt Waist Sets in j
, Gold Filled, and Silre
quite popular this
>n. Silver Buckle Su
, Three Piece Sets 75 ; t
;. Same, Gold Filled
also Enamel, $1.00.
erniis othpr Hpciwnc I -
o. v>? t "<
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you 1)
for a
nnxiou?ly. "i
like to play. Colliiigoii_l8__fot
dto l>ut ^ l?ws f*'11 upon him, and In the scrli
he received kicks on nil part*'
BH^HQHHHH^kmccecded In the ht
e the
his Ikkij. _ .
>m rou-r , >?* "* ? n, spared in
?<?,,1.1 *,? 'ro"> under \ x
1(1 of VOU. ^W. "W. -,
l'*'j Quite a large crowd went to I>fy '
Creek Sunday to witness the Uaptiz- g
? Ing, but to their disappointment, it
was postponed until the Fourth Sun- i
it day. .
^ ^^^Kerie^oj^^A^agsjyj^^ungheld
w.
plain
OUTHERN R. R. SCHE- $5.0C
DULE IN EFFECT Wlth
28,|pC5. "cckdJ
some >i
the Savannah I i(1 ('olf*
?; L J
and fancy, 50c. to rnrsic
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the summer weather and low
esses comes the necessity for
A. MITCHELL.
:ian and Surgeon. ?
itesburg. C. STIEG
}ftice Hours: THE GU
2to3p.?: (Successor to F.
7:30 to a p. m. r?. -
Fishing
'N MAN. Wm
Tackle. i|A
and if you ask him it is sun
olT."
Jack promised to ilo his
him and exerted his iufluen
behalf successfully. The elc
chosen, tlie boys practiced c
and played very well togcthc
When the lmportunt day
chairs were placed near a
which refreshments were pro
the hi die* A ri'iini'ln.'
Diuuilo or the Held.
i to conic 0l|(, j,oy however, luy upon Jits i
and did not move. It was Jack,
best for one noticed him but the |
ce In Ids deeper, a fellow named Simmons, i
roil being beading over him, he said: "Are
very day hurt, young man?"
i". "Yes."
arrived. "Whore?"
tent, in I "About my neck. I can't move
ivlded for j <ih:"
' at the Methodist church
side , The pastor, Rev. Mr. Martin, is beinp
'oal | ;iss'ster* Kev. Campbell
- SYMTOMS OF UNREST .
IN CUBA.
Is that tlw> nrpmnniliirv irrnul nf o
fnuary 9, 1905. Solid fl
'fl T f-n have sc
sWieaiileCh*Jf-" drains
... . , V' i cl. m , __
Division, effec / I and Pe;
| I 1 :27 p.m. fromt5
Lv. Columbia*! I - :23 P- m- in Gold
Batesburg i 2 :r?8 p. m. These i
Trenton A ( 3:30 p.m. Nock 1
xv -,i I 134 Go,(1 Bl
Warrcnvill L T a-snn.m ito?rtc
^old Lockets $5.00 and up. We
>me beauties in Gold Lavaliere Bi
, with Amethyst,. Tourmaline,
arl Pendants, ranging in price Ofllce in
1 50 to $14.00. Also have them Af.r?-i c
I Filled from $4.50 to $6.50. 1 Uiagab
ire very handsome and Stylish. "
leads are also in vogue. Solid T. B
eads $15.00 and up. Gold Filled
'jn td Sit iiO T\ Phi A inl\or
Dentist. he,nes' ji?
*te?burtf, S. C. roles, R
The Tandem Spii
Telepnone Building. Baseballs, G
pring Every Thursday. Bats
. KERNAOHAN, PHoilOgr*
Recc
oks, Bobs, Lines,
eels, etc. m
aner attract Fiab.
loves, M Itts
Etc.
iphs and
>rds.
from the county paper, nn<
Jiuniber of spectators throi
Held. The Eton game was
and the gauie began In the
the field by what Is called a b
llnsou was post. Jack sldcpos
u strongly built boy, second
and the other fellows close
ported them, llehlnd was t
man and behind hltn again
' i*i This \n ab followed by a prolan
1 n good gromi.
uged the "in, hi!" shouted Simmons. "Mi
selected, man! Hunston! Flere'a a man c<
center of ! to i;rlef."
ully. Col- ! Hearing the cry, the boys halted, i
t, 1-tnery, . jiorrimau exclaimed: "Hold the h
sldepost, B(jnie one. Stop the game."
by sup- "What are tln-y stopping for?"
he flying quired Mrs. Cruwcour.
the goal "Some one hurt. 111 v dear" nnswn
i-'**1 j revolution swelliug above the murmur '
r j of the Carribean beating upon Cuba's j
une ha^,n"^'rt shores? It sounds like it.
Jose Miguel Gomez, Itearer of a good
a?<l name, wants to be president of the
ujjt . new republic; and, if appearances are j
' not very deceptive, said Gomez is I
in- j earnestly thinking about carrying the |
next election by force. As governor ; ]
M. AUCCS1 , 4:00 p.m. !? " '
r.v. AuuusuV / 4 -37 p. m. . ''
Warrenvll|, I 5 ;30 p. m. j
Trenton U I ? :50 p. m.
? . i W fo. 129 ! C<
atesburgW J r, K)0 a. m. $1.75
\r. Columbll I ? .r. ? ?.
fi :55 a. m. Capi
Lv. Oolumbn I 8:15 a. m. and ,
French Pearl ">0c to $5.00. En- '
'urqiK.ise 35c. 50e to $2.60.
. HATES
Souvenirs.
affee Spoons $1.00 to
Tea Spoons, with Etol
Building in Bowl, i xn
Seal of South Caroli
nsurance. ! quris,
f\ t
burg, - - s. c.
Ammu
f. strotiier try us on p(
x5rnky at law stsegutz <
i nna m a ti
Rifles
id
inition.
ickct Cutlery.
3UN STORE,
^ CTDT?rrn
;>i nil' B1UC OI IIJI? I
' the corner, whose duty it wt
lu the hall and watch for it
out. Hunston senior was
Begble's, supported by Merri
Silo*.
"Are you ready?" suld the e<
The reply being In the all
the ball was put in between
posts, and the bully swayed 1
and forward as each side tr
?uuy was J principal, hastening to the spot,
is to put . ..j hope It Is nothing serious." a
s coining [>r Hegble, following hiin.
post for j jack was now surrounded by
mau und deU8e ring of spectators, nil unxiotn
I know what was the matter with h
uruer. ? Mr. t'ruweour was the tlrst to kneel
Urinative, his side.
the two . hones broken, I hope?" he sal
mckwnrd ; "i there are, sir," replied Ja
led their ' "I'm i?
? 01 .>atua uiara province ?ioraez rcfusj
ed to acknowledge tlie right of the
central government to inspect a nnia
nicipality within his jurisdiction, and
i to he detied the courts. Incidentally, it ]
iu?. appears that Governor Gomez, who is
hy tlie liberal candidate for president of
Cuba, as against tlie Moderates, has
been corrupting the troops. Of Cuba's
ick; standing army of three thousand he
HatesburJJ I _ ^ ' na <
Trenton, j rl0'130> 10:30 p. m. $2.71
*r. August If 12:20a.m. Pins
r . 1 :S0 a-Im- Wat
-v. A UK'us 'J ? 77 ,
Pass Tro| H 3:30 a.m.; the!
" Pat! l# No. 7. Iina
\r. Columwv 6:00 p. m. j PriC(
burg 0 :14 p. m 1
an X indie, $1.50 to
5. Brooches, Hat,
and Chatelaine
ch Pins, with Seal of ni t\/
State of South Caro- t>U Y
in Colored Enamels
?S 50c to $1.75. iS. F. F
! RiJPn 5
liTASBURQ, S. C. I
Columbj
^^^^^j Phone 27G.
YOURSELFj _
me Ball Bearing Sewiug | 111 Q LJ
?ERRY, BATES-;Jl*ol ft
; c.
^ ?D1 urjft J ,
ia, S. C.
eceived M
utmost to got the ball out.
senior's slile being the heavti
strength enubled them to pusli
through, and Merrliuan, pu
about a a
foot and then
the
H goal. now lis
M W -'i"i Harvey advanced
? ... in vut ?>*>111. 1 I 3 HI V Illl tv.
Houston i ft.it something crack when the telle
est, their l tumbled over inc."
i the ball I -I'll go niul get n hurdle from
ishlng It ' sheep pen at the bottom of the tiel
ilrst with ? sui,i t'ollinsoii, starting for tlmt i;
tor. came pose. Jack grew deadly pale, his e,
v terously closed, his head fell back, and
play for scarcely seemed to breathe,
ted upon "Stand back, stand back, all of yo
to meet exclaimed Mr. t'rawcour. "The lu
* thinks half would support him in the J 1
event of "trouble"?which means an |
tl?. attempt togiat ify ambition by snatch-j
d," ing the reins of government from its ' j
iur- , rightful possessors. It would be a j
yes j pity if Cuba, rieh and fertile island, j j
ishould got the revolution habit!,
I Properly managed it would be an
ideal state, for its undeveloped wealth j
L.v. Colummon <"> :58 p. no a;'
I C a talc
Pass Iiatfi ^ 8 P" m* j Watcli
" Trel * 7:50 a. m. C^ss'
Vr. Aur-isjI,,, 8:50 a. m. ! P.
, ? 'l?ur^ 0::t8 a. m.
-V- *??.?. <
1 ass 1 ^%o. Ex. Sun.
Bau'r^, 7:20 a.m. 1AOA
U\ ( oluiiJM 9*iI0 ti. m.
; you a copy or our illustrated ?j7 S*~You
igue of Staple floods, viz:
es, Jewelry, Silverware, Cut '
etc?
H. Lachicotte
& Company, CRH
JEWELERS. ril;
Main St., Columbia, Ivb
never will rrgrct it. A large C01
Regulation /
SAD
QfPNT practicall>
1 New, whic
STAURANT fering at
isignment of
Vrmy Officers
DLES,
' as good as 8
:h we are of-? 9
about half 1
"Well played, Begble's!"
Crmvcour's boys held tlieli
tremulous with expectation. >
was fur too wary a iUayer t
cool kick. lie never let the
away from hiin. All dei>en(l
Harvey. Suddenly they met
dozen yards from the goal. T
was tremendous. Presently
In l' nn l.lo I... ~l. l.l- - -
IUU11 I'll. liIVC 111 111 2111'."
mted the In u few minutes t'ollinson returi
with the hurdle, on which Jack v
breath, placed. Merriinan, t'olliuson, Hun
lerriman uud Sinunons each took a corner,
o take a The melancholy procession now sti
ball got ed for home, and the l>oys stoo?l ab<
led upon In groups discussing the accident,
about a 1'lay was over for that day.
lie shock Mr. Mole was sent on in advance
Harvey bring doctor from I.lllie ltridge. M
vruuui niilKi: II ricu lieyoilU UCIICI. II
ic?i 't were coined into dollars by energy* I
ms We suggest tlie forestalling of an era 2
>ey of useless civil wars by peacefully and j
respectably but quickly, very quickly, | I
banging every would-be revolutionist /
uut that bobs up.?New York Commer-1
cial. I I
irs? A TRIIIMP MF.T.ON
v n-Ltps/ ?? 4~- Ex- Sun.\.
is.ue.s|, 7:lUp. ill.
Ir. I'eriyjL
Jr irp 8 :5;> p. m. ??
V TWr J > ^ Sun(,a>' ?nly
1 er *-jurir. 8:0? a- mLr.
r.aKjT 9;20 a m npjV.
!},? ' 4i)? Sunday Only. j
ir. Per|< "I1*5. p- m* : (
>urK 8^5 p.m. I )
South Carolina. |538 Ma
?C(
Everyt
e Quality I The 6e
our Hats is undetinably fine.
in Street. Price. F
OLUMBIA, S. C. HARt^SS
at Popu!
liing in Season. m
st of Everything J )tlY]
^derate Prices.
rull line of . ^
& SADDLES 13
lar Prices.
LS & j
..... .... i.id i.uviv n 1(11 II in*
"shin," which tingled up to I
but he hud Heut the ball living
to the middle of tlie field over
ers' heads.
"llruvo! Hurrah! Well plaj
veyj"
The goal was saved, and
picked himself up,' limping bat
goal.
Jack now managed to get
mentions crawcour hastened l>a<*k to |jet a I
liis knee, ready for tlie sufferer's reception li
bark In- quiet and private part of the hoi
the play- where he would be far from noise a
interruption.
*e<l, liar- The doctor made an examination
Jack and soon discovered the extent
Harvey his injuries. His collar bone was b
k to the ken in two places.
"He must remain In bed," said
the ball "for a few weeks. I will set the i?o
>cd i .
ia 'l lie Advocate acknowledges with 1
ls,. pride and with fond prospects of gas *
nd tronomic pleasure, the receipt ofaj
triuinp watermelon, which in size and
of weight is certainly true to its name.!
of The melon weighs pounds and was /
ro" presented to us hy Mrs. A. .1 Boat-j
wrigiit, who owns a line farm about |
no' four miles from Batesburg. The vine, i
.. t, No. 2.13.
-a. 1 *-'? Jrjcld 2:00 p. m. |
lr. lial 2 ;23 p m i
.v. iCdMlN 8 :05 p. m. j
TrentP* No. 234
-mF" J^n m I OUR
I ill 4 :31 p. m. |
t. Ail eld 4 p. m.
Trr.r.1
rne style is noticeable, it is a
waste of money to buy poorly
made Hats that lose their shape
ind color after a few weeks
BAR
! H ATS
ire all sure to give the utmost
- I
l&ER Columl
SHOP- Parlor
o.
)ia, S. C. E
v ^
and, closely followed by Hum
lor uud others, played It swlftl
other side. Ilunstoii overtook
tried to twist the ball round
Jack kicked It hard, but he c
eeeded In diverting Its course I
goal sticks, and It went splm
hind, missing the goal by nbou
Both boys started after the bnl
lug every nerve to arrive at It
touching the ball wan n rerv ?i
toll sen An accident of this sort nt his age
ly to the never serious. He In young, hus
bin; niul good eoiiGtltution and will soon he
Just as his legs again."
inly sue The bone was set and the anxiety
from the his friends respecting liiin allayed. I
nlng be mother and father drove over to >
t a foot, him, and lie was well supplied wl
I. strain- various little dainties and books
flrst, as while away the tedious confinement
nia.rtnot Jl fjW*L'fAAfn
IS from which this 53 pound melon was
a pulled, lias already yielded four melon
ons whose average weight was 40
pounds, making 213 pounds of melons
of from this vine so far this season.
II*
I
l(], vtined nt tier own tatne.
The eold, eheerless whiter had gone.
IM nnd the pleasant springtime made the j
Oi.l.lu A II.I ...? 1 I
W<j,'; i
wjf you have a| Stra
| feadache, Ner=3 i>an
iHrtilcine if'
vu IM.U uuii. oiiiipcs are up-io- i
tlic-minutc in Style and are .
diown in all the New Patterns.! JCTf1
riic prices are ri^ht, *
Pi
w hats and 1
amas
$1.00 to $10.00 ^ Sharp
V Williams R^Stai
. B. David,
"oprietor. 1336 M
? J V*
OPEN A
Razors, Clean UOT" pi
. i
irant, I
Proprietor. B
In Street. H
r.r. NIGHT 4JS -I, MR
HONES 207. ./<;
opcratiuu, n touch being the no
to a goal. If Jack touched it
gained what la called a "ro
Houston, on the other hand, toi
the result was simply a klcki
goals without any advantage i
side. They were neck and in
the excitement was Intense.
"Touched!" cried Jack, lean
>ward and throwing himself u
i... ii
\t thing .Mrs. Crawcour was kindness Itself
first, be him, and It seemed as if site could i
uge;" If lavish too niueli tenderness upon hi
uehed It, Juek llketl to see her come into 1
nflf front room and sit down on the bedsit
to either smooth his hair, hold his hand In la
?ck, and uml talk to him with Iter sweet, mush
voice. Hers were like angels' visl
ing for- and site did him more good by her i
ipon the tendance than the doctor, with all 1
......... ...... utii <11111 ri'Mi- m
to iiiiut with th?" hours of I dials ami the S
lot Perfume of innuniorablo wild flowers.
m Jaok's dcllRht was to Ret out in the ?
l(s garden and sit in a rustle chair, read- 2
j(1 Iiir some IsHili in the Rlorious sunshine. *
After awhile ho Rot quite well and J
j stroiiR again and Jolnotl hie s<*lioolfel- 2j
js lows once more.
To be continued.
lis ?? ?
Z 1,Will cure It In 10 minutes. ^ Hen
z^M *,,r ^a'e at a" ^
| " DRUQ STORES.' 3 J
i mumtuimiiumk
WMerlbt for The AdTOCtote.
i oweis ?
/s' Straw Hats, 50c. . guarant
H. ELEAZER,
1514 Main Street, l^ead
Columbia,S.C I School 1
J
tna quicK servlce' ^verythin.s
eed 1 Afl
e Columb
1 |
Jack Harkawa f9 si
[>ays.
the Market
ords. 4BB
S? C.
Next to 9
cy sera per. H
/ ^ un i.
"A rouge, a rougel" cxclaime
/ |^>m:'a bwy?,
' I medicine niul splints. When he w
d Cra\Y- well enough to be moved, she had h!
brought into the drawing room, and
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